1. Indiscriminate use of shampoo

Some owners of cute pets do not buy professional shampoo for their dogs, but use human shampoo instead. After long-term use, the shampoo The substances in it have caused many adverse effects on the pet's skin and hair, causing the dog's hair to lose its luster and toughness and become like hay.

2. Bathing too frequently

Some cute pet owners have some mysophobia and think that frequent bathing is the most hygienic thing for the dog. In fact, bathing too frequently is not harmful to the dog itself. It’s not good, because the dog’s hair will secrete some oil to maintain the dog’s fur, isolate the high and low temperatures outside, and protect the dog’s body from harm. If you bathe frequently, the oil will be washed away, which is harmful to the dog. cause harm to the body.

3. Bleaching and dyeing hair

Some cute pets’ coats have faded, and owners will dye them in order to restore them to their previous color. Others will dye their dogs for other styles. In fact, these methods are wrong to dye your dog some bright colors. The substances contained in the hair dye will cause certain damage to the dog's skin, and sometimes may cause some skin diseases or allergic reactions, so it is best to Don’t dye your dog’s hair. If the dog's coat color fades, we can adjust the dog's diet and feed some foods that are good for the hair, thereby improving the brightness of their color and the gloss of the dog's coat.

4. Spray perfume

Some cute pet owners who like to spray perfume will spray some perfume on their dogs because they like perfume, so that the dog's hair can be fragrant. In fact, this method is No, first of all, some perfumes can cause allergic reactions to dogs’ skin, which is not good for dogs’ skin. In addition, dogs often rely on their sense of smell to determine their range of activities and to explore some things. When we spray it on them, After applying perfume, it will disrupt its olfactory sensitivity. Some dogs like to run around by themselves. If you spray perfume on them, they will not be able to smell the paths they have walked and may get lost.

5. Shaving to dissipate heat

In summer, in order to help dogs dissipate heat, some owners shave their dogs' hair in pet shops or at home, leaving only the head and limbs. The rest of the hair is shaved off. Their reason is that they are afraid that the dog will be too hot in the summer, and they want to use this method to help the dog dissipate heat. In fact, this approach is wrong. The dog’s hair is like a natural The isolation layer can insulate the dog in the summer and keep out the cold in the winter. Cutting the hair will not help the dog dissipate heat, but will affect it. Direct sunlight irradiating the dog's skin will cause damage to the dog's skin. Causes damage and increases the dog's chance of getting sick.